Comments by "" (@johnwattdotca) on "Harvard professor discusses research claiming aliens may live on earth" video.

  1. The earth isn't being managed for the benefit of mankind, that's for sure.
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  2.  @Legally_Bomb  Oh no... can I toss you another... life-line? Mankind needs to de-industrialize and re-humanize for the refreshing of our good earth. I can quote me on that.
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  3.  @Libertad59  I thought for sure you'd be running around trying to dig up $350, what the finance minister of Canada wants so she can sign you up for passive income, saying $10.000 a month. I never panic. I picnic.
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  4.  @michaelc2923  Are you just a hater? What makes you think I haven't made any contribution? And I do have it rough.
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  5.  @michaelc2923  I never said my life was bad, so I can't say any more.
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  6.  @johnnybhoy4278  You reached into my comment and saw my inspiration. Unfettered capitalism, global, is the result of first computer users, a predatory device to begin with. Did that technology result from a crashed UFO?
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  7.  @Nextime345  I've got a deep quote. "Consider the lilies of the valley, they neither reap nor do they sow, and yet Solomon, in all his glory, is not arrayed such as one of these".
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  8.  @KieranHunter  You really made me stop and think for quite a while. What do I mean by "for the benefit of". My bottom line would be saying mankind has dominion over all the lands and waters and the other creatures of our planet. According to the Holy Bible, it's the responsibility of humans to take care of His creation. That hits on me, because Canada is a Dominion, my Scot ancestors naming it that way. Managing the planet for the betterment of all would be the best for everyone. Mankind needs to de-industrialize and re-humanize for the refreshing of our good earth. That felt good.
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  9.  @KieranHunter  Okay, and I think I have an interesting suggestion for you. Instead of thinking of the King James Holy Bible in English, to get away from religion but not the history, let's look at what's called the Holy Bible of India, the Bhagavadgita, far older. Leaving out the religion, it talks about life after the last ice age. Where Moses says "there were giants in those days", the Bhagavadgita describes them and what happened. It also describes a war of the gods with flying craft, missiles and nuclear bombs. I hope this gives you some confidence in the integrity of these books.
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